The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-05
Personalities.

Miss Maggie Green is home again.
Miss Katie Emde is at Wyandoite.
Little Jimmie Russell is much better.
MIR. H. B. Bascom saw Booth & Barrett.
MIR. Frank Tut was here Tuesday night.
BILLY" Powell. was In town last Thursday.
Mr.. P. W. Osborn was here last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. E. Wlnsor went to Kansas City, Tues
day.
Mr.. Charley Homer has been here this
week.
MIR, Thos. S. Fletcher IS on the sick list this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Will S. Tut were here last
Sunday.
Mr.. l.. Silverman spent Yesterday in Kan.
sss City.
Col. Benz. Elliott and wife were here last
Monday.
Capt. R. Todhunter was in the city last
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Il. Ireland went to Kansas City
Tuesday.
John f. Burden. Esq, is In Pine Bluff,
Arkansas.
Miss Locke Arnold has been in Kansas City
this week.
Mrs. j. Lee Carter has been visiting her
parents at Dover.
Mrs. j. O. Lesueur went to K ansas City
Thursday morning.
Messrs. A. Kensler and Isaac Avitt were
In town Thursday.
Miss Jessie Atkinson went up to see Booth
& Barrett last week.
Mr.. Gay Tate, of Maryville, was in the city
on business yesterday.
Mrs. W. J.. Mcdonald has returned home
from a visit to Odessa.
Mr.. Fl. C. Francisco has been at Waverly
on business this week.
Mr.. W. B. Steele went to St. Louis on bust
ness Thursday evening.
Mr.. j. c. McGrew has been In Kansas
City. counting this week.
Mr.. David Groves, Jr.. took in the Kansas
City exposition this week.
Mr.. Patrick Mcdonald, Of this city has been
placed on the pension list.
Mr.. Geo. W. Osborn and wife were In the
city last Tuesday shopping.
Mrs. +. C. T. Brishtwell wa here last
Wednesday house-hunting.
Mr.. Geo. B. Gordon went up to Kansas
City to hear GiImore's band.
Mrs. Al. johnson and Mrs. Frank Kriehn
went to Kansas City Tuesday.
Mr.. ThOs. Jones and his two daughters
went to Kansas City Tuesday.
Prof. Parker went up to see if Booth 4
Barrett were au fat in e!ocutien.
Miss Nettie Clemmens has been visiting
Mrs. L.. T. Herndon at Kansas City.
DR.. and Mrs. Banks, of Waverly, were
shopping in the city last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Keller and Miss Hughes
saw Booth i Barrett at Kansas City.
Capt. 10, Wilson went up to see If Booth q
Barrett were the equals Of Capt. Jack.
Mr.. w. W. Corder and wife. Of Alma
were in the city shopping last Tuesday.
Mesdames Chas. Smith and W. A. Redd, oil
Waverly, we're here yesterday shopping.
Mrs. G. R. Page and Mrs. W. W. Peddi-
cord were here shopping last Thursday.
Rev. G. L. Leyburn and his daughter. Miss
Bessie. have been to St. Joseph this week.
fhe name of VIM. Thompson, of East Lex.
ington, has been placed on the pension rolls,
Mr.. Jos. Clayton, Of Dwight City, Kansas
was In the city, last week, visiting friends and
relatives.
MIR. TAYLOR BenninR and wife were in the
city last Tuesday visiting and doing some
shopping.
Messrs. Henry Herr. T. D. Graves and
ThOs, Wbeatly, of MAYHEM were In the city
last Tuesday.
VIM. b. Wilson. Esq, was in Kansas City
Tuesday and Wednesday, on legal business
for the county.
Jefferson DAVIS. wife and daughter have re.
turned home after the ovation rendered then
at Macon. Ga.
Mrs. G, W. Terrell and children returned,
tives in Kentucky.
Prof. Blanton and 80 members of the E. A.
Seminary took in the exposition at Kansas
City last THURSDAY.
Mr.. Henry Whitney and wife. nee Jennie
Currie, of st. Louis, are visiting Mrs. c. E
Ballard, In this city.
Messrs. Jno. #. Goodwin and Isham Cor.
business last Monday.
Mr.. Robt. H. Campbell, who has been very
i'll with typhoid malarial fever for nearly
three weeks, is no better.
Miss iona White, of kansas City, has beer
visiting friends and relatives here and il
Dover for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Van Meter and daughter, Mis-.
Fannie, of the Corder neighbor hood, were il
the city shopping last Thursday.
Miss Inez Haynes, daughter Of Judg
Haynes, of Kansas City. entered the Baptis
College as a pupil on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Joseph Page, son of Mr.. G. R. Page
who has been living in California for a veal
or more, is home on a visit to his parents.
"Kens" dom seem to mind such a littl
thing as a $4,000 judgment a bit. IN,
use crying over spilled milk' is his motto.
Ask DR.. Fulkerson or Jas. Peak how many
times they have seen the Star of Bethlehem.
lie last appearance was about $50 years ago
Mr.. Theo. H. l.. Ahrens requests his ad
dress changed from Broadway and Dyer
streets, Denver, Colorado, to 1853 LarimeI
street
Mr.. 81. H. Sparks wife and baby came il
from Nevada last Sunday morning to spend
few days with Mr.. F. S. Smith. Mrs. Sparks
father.
Descriptions of dresses to make some Iadie
die of envy may he found on the outside amen
the marriage Of Lieut.. Wood and Mis-
Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lushbaugh, Of Staun
ton, Va, are at the Commercisl hotel. an,
will remain here two or three weeks vIsitin
friends.
Mrs. Alice PAYNE, of Payne's Depot, Ky
is here visiting her father, DR.. Peter Temple
She is accompanied by her niece, Miss Mix
Roberts.
Miss Minnie Shaw sails for Europe to-day
She will spend a year or more at Bremen. j
Hanover. perfectiug herself in German. an
for her health.
Messrs. Alexander Graves, Jno. S. Black
we'll and j. ID. Shewsl:er have been in Kan
sa. City a good deal during the past wv
weeks on legal business.
Mr.. Russell C. Daehler, left, last MONDAY
to go on a visit to friends and relatives in Ca
ifornia and Jameston, Moaiteau county, Mo
and will be absent Il month.
M-ssrs. W. Il. Hick man and G. VI. Mount
JOY. OF the Kansas City and Lexington Ian
and Improvement COmrsuv, went to Kan>a
Cit. Tue -sia,. op bu -ins>s.
Mrs. w q. Smith and >oH. Ralph, left ft
BoonvIhr. last Wednesday where they wi
visit friends for a short time, and then 90
Dallas. Texas. to -pend the winter.
St. Paul Globe :-"'Work or brea(
, Work or bread% inquiries Il southern poe
:, Both. my boy, by ali meals both, but if v
can have but one give US the bread"